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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
LATE WHISPERS OF THE WIRE.

The BIO Grsnde ( Pecos railroad Com
pany elected :. A. Wright President and
named q full Board of Directors at Laredo.
Texas. yesterday.
Irregularities have been found in the
books of the lsfe A. y keithler, Register
of the Wsfer Department At Philadelphia.
The amount will reach some 500
Messengers in the Western Union tele-
graph Office At Philadelphia, struck yester-
day.
New York Union League Club adopted
resolutions last night endorsing the CroOby
High License bill
Serzeaut-st-A Arms Hennessey Of the Texas
Senate. has been arrested for raising a State
order.
Ms Dsnmead s1d brother, Robert. were
found dead in but near New Brunswick.
y J yesterday John Denmesd. the bus
baEd Vas found hsii starved and Gemen,ed.
After a stormy voyage, the steamer
Aetna from Barro~. England. arrived a.
New York yesterday.
Captain James 3. Esds Of 'jstty fame -
died ot pneumonia a. Nassau. New Pr0vi-
dencs. West InSiss yesterday.
Ihs strike Of the Milwaukee printers il a
failure. sBd it il thought the local nniOn
which exceeded its authority hy ordering a
strike when it shouhl Eevs sought arbitrs-
ton. viii collapse.
A formal charee Of he7ssy vas preferred
azsinsf jean T. kgsssii. Professor 0f The
oiocg III Hals College yesterday. bv Rev
Alsx r punn ~ WrGit University T. "a
alleged Professor Russell denies the divinity
81 Christ
A hssqy snow storm prevailed in New
HsmpshiFa yesterday.
Prince Bismarck and Field Marshal Won
Meltse held conference yesterday lasting
an h0ur.
AT old vet which wss bored so- oil two
~esrs sgo 1esr Chron West Fifginis and
abandoned vas iou1d 10 be fnl Of oii yes
terisY.
Jsmes g. starEis = prominent physician
of Nauchesfer. y. IT.. Tas sens - "a insane
asylum yesterday
Representatives az ths PRINCIPAL railway
IiHes af View Eng and niet az Boston ~esfer-
lag Cd DISCUSS tae futer-sfats Commerce
isT
The e1offs to s@cr-s ths fre,ah 'rrc- fn
he lria. on itocdIer tiesrv were uosnrcess-
fsi ar Nsw York yssfsr.iav
Re~ NEEan How'and srd " fs. re-
turned reiss'antries f-rrs fnita tief lrnf
eating pcsaned rtaig sn1 were saria7
together a5 Auhgrres.s Mass rss,,-fs7
Two OF t1ar Cniiaren we're sIso lclsrr ssf
and srs nee srrectss t0 frs
The Errfh Gerrsn ffoV5 Sresner sasfs
f'or1 Nav YORK arrived st Bremen Yestsr-
tsT
1eEstsfinrs srs rsnfirz f1f iap cnnso'i-
1sfnn ~ lhe a1stan & L.harr -eN YORK
q Ne~ tn- AID. sat soslen q foVsii rsi-
7sais.
jsmes Faslkner defeated Nstsa.Ea
scrss .hi N vTasfl'rg raafrh 81 izor hes sr
~ ~ ssf n'rtL The Tap war TIE ffst
asi ana fsrlzaer tlsa ser teo
Secg1 srs n pu~xait ~ = ean4 ~ Apaers
uFho asve oeen o1srllfsiae fsrr@fsiiene -
tie vicinity y tie snpzFstlB9qs Mountains
nesr Pa1nix. Arizona
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
rEEsoNALrorSrs

Miss A-Us s. ransom Of lansing, Is vis-
tiug F,snds . the city.
Ms - J. C0poss Of ths Warwick. s
sis.ang friends al NeSins %.
rf lockwood and Nils. Of Traverse City
t-s Visiting tlsnis in tas city.
Nrs q. p Rood and son Ned are At Bay
t7 visiting her ofofhers family.
Albert E. Powers. ef Isnsingburg. n. Y,
s. visiting relatives ard friends here.
M.s WH1 Carpenter and daughter Judith
~ rrsrerss City. have returned to this city
int ars guests st The Fsuaome-
E. ~ Dunap. General Agent - ths O. s.
~ ST. 1 Eais c'tv far sevsrsi years. noT Of
HIchttt Kansas. is ln TIE citg visiting Old
rieufs
sso smith hss resigned his posiaon as
t.sos keerer far the Pembroke kuittinz
Nils st Dste Cress. and IS looking over
.ae Valley CITY.
toI Pred N Fecs iormery of tae Kais-
nar1o eree eit lansing Tuesday ta give
ne revsrsue- irassruitv - Grand Rapids a
e0 ~elniers-- it.is'ng h.7sltaral.
Hon Geo W Thompson. of Gard Ran
sis. ral9ea \ eg,siarfe halls with raref
r BIS hsoa sn8 blood in bis ere Ike Is
sfer TIRE charter snlen3msnes.--f.fs r.
'.aHet
~hsrf y r. Perkins. Tnfer Sheriff asn
ra oef 81 shepard f1d f 3. P.ercs. af
rhtro1e we're In rhe -.f7 vss-erisF and
aoraf ever she itl and Paice Heal
quarters
A. f1if navifscu 81 lte Folfux Chsfr
sad Table Company h1s returned from a
z rsess tria Dove Esr re repar.s an
eEeel.ert '-s.fe ara things iu the far1ffaFs
1Fere1.tut hocu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

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TAsrs uAs s.s11a cf sFsiry ia esefy
gs~-sA hNi.g lzss axsk Z. sss las hssi-
1ay ~ aaFrh Gn& g-a-iasss. kaar.o-
a. hsFe Aesst lte stosy sf E4ihsF, ee~
ksr bssaty sAse1 tlas ls~ish peoa.s. T. ~
IasaAbrAaas 81 as azy s4d .Ls sweat, the
israelszs have oa iiS saniysEsaFg sssF s.aes.
xssu t1s sssnsnx - pars1lts a fssasefs.
s,l3 49, aside al taoselts 81 soil 2Ad ~er.1-
~ thFifL ll = ens 81 tie ossest ho-s14et -
ths hsso-y q shis ancient psepls ss it d4les
ba / - a. sseas eaIig ~ tAs aisteFY - t1e
people ~ . fastiea.
Inss funm ssrDiuz resembles most Hsi-
i0s + sn, - rsssrdz t1e n1aail~r u - Gee
tgst.oa- ca tkls essu.Df the hebseN 81 id
hzs as fall sssy So ths Aal<rieaa youth sho,
anmoiested humps st tbs a90F of h.s
nslehooF aBd sxsfgis ises his .4ogs Yelling ior
a c0utribufiea II nuts. Although tb<
younx Hebrew does u0l vel Nithoat he
usseTfhelsss visits didsfent h0asss NlEh the
- ne obiect Ia sles. When be dos - be
Il generally kFFayed Ia mask sad comic COS
tums sad ne affords 20 little amount q
anasemsat and creates 10 small smu0nt 0f
IA iscEief b. BIS queer suiies AID rogulsh
fFlcAa kls 80 long As be remains within
the bounds OF pEopr.ety. he is gisen fail
liberty snd treated Nth a plentiful supply
0f candies nuis sna fruits. heas carefully
attempts 70 conceal his identity As does bis
elder brother or sister who are already danc-
ing 81 the mzs4 4srsds bali.
Ia every cisy where tie Hebrews dwell
and prosper. there were sounds % music
and The dance lass night The masquerade
IS the proper Pariln bail, buL IA this city
this mode Of celebration WAS omitted,
two prominent 'eaders ia Jewish society
aud businea- having recently passed 10 the
other shore
The PuuEu story il itself = romance.
tale o. love. ambition hatrei vengeance,
the d0gnfail Of the wicked aad the relOic-
ing % the saved. The event occurred about
40 b. G., while the Jews were IN captivity
ia Persia curing the reign oi Ahasuerus. a.
he wss called 10 the biDle. blt HhO Is be
lieyed by historians 70 be the great Persian
King Xerxes. Of the kings two ministers
Haman was the iavorite. bat Mordecai,
Jew. was much liked on account Of his
having discovered a conspiracy against the
king.
M0rdecai was a relation OF the Queen,
whose religion was.unk nknown 10 the King.
Haman became jealous OF MOrdecai. and 10
secure bis downfall succeeded ia having an
order issued by the King for the entire de-
siructiOn OF the Jewish people within his
kingdom. The Queeu, however. succeeded
in exposing Haman, who IS hung on the
gallows which he had had prepared for the
execution OF his rival while Mordecai WAS
loaded with hCnOrs. According 20 Persian
law the King could not revoke an order
once issued. bat he sent out another order
allowing the Jews 10 take up arms and Kill
any who should attack them. They slew
thousands Of the men who were sent against
them In memory Of this delIverance the
Hebrew nation have ever celebrated this
day with the greatest rejoicing.
Asa means OF celebrating in q proper
manner the festival. the children OF the
Moses Montiore society will give musical
and literary entertainment at the synagogue
Sunday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
THE BIC B. & 0. DEAL
SEil the Subject OF Discussion
- tho East.
PsEgT GARRETT DECLINES TO TlLL
IA = Rsoortsn ~ 14ss Expressed
Filasslf PrixstslY. tto~sssr-Ths
Stockholders o. ths hs~
Sfnaic4ts.

BAlFia,4x. Nj. &4ech i9.-raers vas
Bot 81 mach discussion IA Baltimore today
over ths ooasenl plated szie u TIE Bzltim0Fs
< 1hio railro4a. 4llnoash tEs sahj~cI l.
still 1ppefniost Ia al oo1meFgial and m
aneial minds. One mag hear it passing
slo1g TIE street. in tas horse cars. sac cluos
the ho1ei c1rridons-in fsct in al PAGES
where men 40 oo1grexale. On the STOCK
exenAnze =. 4 o. opened stroag ~ lls BIZ.
0ls s4s very ssak from IL . clock ca
falling gradually - the close, when -
shares we're sod a. Us. Oaiy 20 shares Of
~ q d. changed hands On the stock ex-
change duri1s the entire day. RobE Gar
rell maintains the sac impsrturos0ls, and
~ many people exssperaElng, silence than
BE id yesterday. an4 ali eliCrts have been
Ia vain o. zsE kim % utter tie word tnat
~0uit inIorm the plclc 1hAt sas goiu 70
b. dons with the raj
Since President Garrett has - persist
sally refused 10 make any official statsmsnt
10 The press bis talk With close friends upon
ias matter must b. accepted as statement
of hls action. A largely Interested usr-
chant said ton shE that DE had talk with
SIR Garrett Yesterday and the President
loid him 70 bold his stock and that the
sfafsaent coming fr0m New York Vas cor
rect. eKeepl in minor details tie told this
gentleman tbAt he had gone into syndicate
With parties North and south 70 unite their
systems and had received $40 for
ais stock. Another gentleman whO Was
given an OPPORTUNITY % 40 intO the COM
blnauoa sad that the amount of stock
Necessary ~ complete the dsal had been
made up.
one fnancier who has done the banking
business for large st0cEhOlter, said that
the stock sold Vas made up this way. The
Oarretts, $1,000 shares the Hopkins Jni-
vesslty, 1900 shares. the Greggs, 900
slares VIM. +. Burns. 400 shares, max
ing altogether IS. 90 shares sold A. the uni
f8r1n price Of tiT5
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
Tbs BELFAST SPIDER.
Wins Ihirsy-ssN- Round Fight With Jack
Williams.

Bosr1S. March iO.-Iks Weir, the BEL
fast Spider. fought JACK Williams tonight
AZ Westerly. Z. I. There were 36 rounds.
and Weir won the fight, which was for a
500 purse and an ogts.de stake OF 500 a
side. Oaly few persons were present
The seconds were Ei H0lske .or Weir and
Tom Evans for Williams. Boston sport
was referee fhe first i've rounds were
lively, but The hight then Was pretty tame
until the las- round. which was al exciting
one. Williams showed great vigcr and sc
uvity. but the Spider" ieiled him tre-
menGous blow on the nose. When VIII
hams got on his feet be seemed dared, and
feil a. easy victim 20 the spider" who
Quickly knocked him out. A purse OF sI00
was made up for Williams Weir's hand
had been hurt and ne vas IN bad condition
for lighting. but plnckily refused 70 disap
point his hackers His hand suffered Sc
verely in the second round and in the third
round a finger on the other hand was
iammed so that he deserves great credit
his endurance and skill under adverse cir
cunlstanCps
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
sALvATloNsTs Want DAMAGES.
The Charlotte CrAnks On Their High Horse
$4,000 To Heal Their Wounded
Eaalinga

IN the United States Court yesterday
morning. the trial Of the case of James
Cathcart against Adslbert D. Baughman
Of Charlotte, was commenced. 4 year ago
Cathcart was captain of the Salvation
Army AZ Charlotte. and was arrested by
Baughmsn who is the Mayor OF that place.
lie claims that az the time OF his arrest be
WAS beaten, bruised and wounded, and his
credit and good standing exposed and in
lured, as he was locked up for fourteen
hours. he also claims that his child was
very III st the time aud required MS atten-
ton al is bedside, thereby making il suffer
severely mentally. snd he wants $4,000
damages. The defense Of course refntes ali
the charges, claiming that hsd ne submitted
quietly 10 the arrest ne would not have
been injured any. They also saythat he was
several times requested 20 suspend the de-
m0nstrst;Ons in the street when passing
houses where there was illness, but the re
quests we're ignored. The trial will probably
be completed today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
rHg MuRpeReR REcovEaINe.
Talk o. Lynching Young EcSiesdaner-A
Guar. Placed over Him.

Talk o. Lynchlng Young Ecsiesdaner-A
Guar: Placed over Him.
Yesterday morning the father of Lena
Obiis. the girl who was murdered by Louis
Ecklesdaffer, last Sunday night and several
of their neighbors, visited the jeil and de-
manded Of the Sheriff that LOUIS be taken
10 Jail OF that g guard be placed over him IS
their was a possibility Oi him esCGping
They II have - take care OF him, or I'll
shoot him myself, said Mr.. Obits. /.
only ueeis a leader 70 raise a mob that
would lynch him. They think that Louis
is playing p0sslm and that a. the first op-
pOr,unity his friends viii get hiu' out of
the country. some OF the people out there
claim that the shooting was accidental.
not intentional Sheriff Bishop and County
Physician Graves. visited Eckiesdaaer yes-
terday and found him considerable better
with prospect OF his recovery. The Deputy
Sheriff f.om Rockford has been appointed
to take charge OF Louis until be recovers
sufficiently 70 De removed 10 the jail here
An enormous crowd attended the funeral
of the murdered g.rI. or Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Joseph Kesns shelved "MT. parfinvf5n
for RIP Van Winkie' a. the Wonderland
yesterday. aad the rssait vas healthy im-
Dr0vsmers in business. Vow keane g
8lp presents something worfhF 9f attsn-
fiou FOR it is interesting nat 1nly f1r the
new impr ssions 0f the character BE- reveals
tut especially Tor its eEts. .eFlCe a. irs-
matte creeaaa The beauty of hs person
stiun Is ifs ratufs 1ess. fte IS eslee Al lT
sfronT after she awskeninr from tse twenty
years SLEEP. snd tbe magnetism of his srt
,ound hesrf~ response in tae aers
apn sgse bestowed av tde sod eace Ar
tesa saerI' r.8F Ir urrI he esu aa4
somellire better fsar Mrs psrftnsf1a
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
Klt,y Gnll.r-wIn Appeal.

The case Of Kitty Bennett charged by
Minnie Brown with stealing some letters
from her house, A. 90 Caual-st.. vas tried
ia the Police Court yesterday afternoon.
The jury. with TIE exception 81 one was
Comprised Of West Side business men. The
complainant and two other women testified
sgsinsf Kitty. and the jury, after being out
sbeat ten minutes returned verdict u
guilty" The Judge sentenced her 20 psy
q dne 0f So and Ire cos.s Of the case or 60
- Jail for sixty days A man claiming 70
be her husband procured bail Tor her. and
through aer sttoruog. + = Mcbride. will
appeal the case % the Superior Court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

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kss dezasad So aAlaAseA. be = . laess fesk
lsss ssrson IN 1is ass II lans1Ass fAs
lsttsg 20 wross t. bsF eaat.sas terFpAks
shtah . aapatls - - etAef oens1raeti.st
thau tAai hs -zs ~dosa xobs ou AsI ena
sAs waiting ~lth lsspsileaox fof tns arrival
a. the Happy aaF. ces ~aa 1tlis as<rs
t.4rt.e2isr "a hef correspondents tAsn ~
dent mzldsDs = ~ have ~ otAef thoNS tt
thar love. shs took TIE paias ~ tssrs ssd
her loRe messages IL Fextsienod eoFeieisrs.
thus sssufing a Fsos ~ foF tbsiF delivery
Tbis wss sesss~1si 100 neth0dio-i iof .
purs love match Thens may have been
spec0 isu0n a. hef mind ss wsi as ioEe
TIE reoeipss ~osli bs a. hsnoy IA saoh 3
cass lag Cas- Press.
The rompsins- Reeves breach 81 promiss
sail nov on trlsl - tie Jnited STAKES
Drislr.ct Court shoold be q ~srains ~
voang men and bachelors % 10 the'T - ART
inz bY telephons instead of ~ writing. -
- a. sliO~ them chance % clip ne 0Oad :
sboUid occasion require - Gfaa-a h4sas
Ils5s<Ac
The Grand Rapids c0arts are running e1
tra hours grinding out breach ~ promise
aud basgsrdy suits. Nomen Ill the ooon
rooms. The blll uON pending Ia tAe legs
lstuTr raising the sss q oonsent vas org
mated in Grand Rapids. Lively filtle town
that.--H Hzsksgoa kssss.
Deborah Tompkins, the Batavia lady who
is suing Reeves. the Grand Rapids lawyer
detective, for breach Of promise, had cor
respondent Ia Bay City when the iawyef :
o0afssh-p p began. Wonder who he wasf-
Bay C9y Press.
Grand Rapids has Fgot another sweet
singer of Michigan" His name : Lawyer
A. J. Reeyes-Aaskegoa Csr0afaie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Madam Mediesss is q legitimate actress
who comes before the public upon her wide
IS ekuoVledssd merits. without any Of n =
cIsp.trap Or disrepnf nfat'e advertising which
has come 90 De far Too mach TIE stock in
trade 81 mere adVentsressts who seek TO
as actresses she ia perfect actress bT
virtue - the brains srduoas study and
Fared experience. which have won ber q
deserve. slIrce.s rowers eDeFs House ~
fonhtless ~ 6 e8 nest Monae7 nieh wien
Moiisska uil represent E8ssespssrs :
erssfszt comedy. Teifh N.1a
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

The occupants Of the block at % Canal
St. we're startled about 10 o'clock last night
by the breaking II glass underneath ia the
JaBan Tea store and then somebody was
heard TO run through the alley shortly
Afterwards a policeman found Thomas
Bark ira tne sct Of burgisTizing the store
and placed him under arrest. He gained
an entrances by breaking light e glass 30
the rear door and then ogcing zoe locS.
Whether be had az accom- plire or not is not
known. Bgrk IS the same paftg that was
arrested about month since for The
burglary Of Colietous saloon. hut eo- ogt
of The scrspe as nothing con,t he proved
against him. This lme. however. they 0aFe
him dead to rights
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
Brigh.,. oplnion of rralsnd.

LONDON. March lo.-John Bright has
written a letter in which he says. The
rebel party in Ireland have all the talk and
the influence Of nearly ell the Irish press.
IL million loyal Protestanie, he observes,
and a million honest and moral Catholics
could De allowed 10 talk. the Government
1ould De greatly strengthened. There
should be some say 10 effect this"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
A rnrnifnrs Change.

The incorporated hrm Of Nelson, Matter
& Co.. began business yesterday as tie sue
cessors OF Nelson Matter 4 Co, extensive
furniture manufacturers OF this city. The
following officers were elected j.. !. Mel
son, President, Elias Matter. Vice President.
Jas. g. Mcbride Secretary; J. D. Utiey,
Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11


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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
A Ch.ilenge Accepted.

To the Editor Of the TELEGEAs- HKKALn.
In reading the morning paper | notice
that Mr.. Merrick, OF Manisiee, has ohSl-
lenged me 10 turn one hundred borseshoes
for $500 ] accept the challenge. and have
forwarded $50 forfeit 10 ". j. Forth, The
stak eholder, a, Aanistee.
GRAND RAPIDS, March 10. 1857
BERT HAREfxGrOS
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
Prs.s Club Notes.

A special meeting Of the Grand Rapids
Press Clnb will he held at the Office OF the
president 4 .arnOon al O'Clock. 10
take action death Of our late brother
GEORGE Meinoie Grummoni. Every active
and honorary member is requested 10 be
present.
A. b. Torn, President.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
AD<ai Democrat.

XuLLIc. XIII, \. j.. March i0.-Hon.
Nathan StrsttOn, Democrats member Of
the Thirty second and Thirty-third Con
crosses. from the First district of New
Jersev. died last night, AGED 70 Yeas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

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.la. a.r assthsf tsl-5ssi - rkst
100 60. nss.isirs. Tsl1a1ls sll1z
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
REYNOLDS "FIexibie" Memorandum Gov
~rs ard rtflors

Five sizes, assorted leather five different
styles of ruling. Finest apd cheapest mem
orsndum in the market To be foDnd on
lv a. f. B. Winegsr's blank book and sta
iionery house. North Division-st.. three
doors south OF Monroe-st.. Porter block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Filters for Reyolds Flexible Covers at SC
each for small size. lOc. four for 25c for ne
dunn size, Ice, three for 25c for large size, q,
F. Il. Winegars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Send a one-cent stamp TO ". Johnston &
Co.. of Detroit, and get westher predic-
ton for each month.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Ladies and gentlemen wanting good work
IN cleaning and dying. take your goods to
McGregor the Practical Dyer, % Fountain
et
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

GRAND RAPIDS Mich, March 10, loei.
To all Whom il May Concern.
IT the people at large don't care who does
the work. 50 long as they can get 1t done
well, fully TO their satisfaction. and as ! en-
ploy the best dyer in the State. ] advise
them 70 get their work done now st the
Eagle Steam Dye House. No. q Canal-st.
Ny motto: BEST Work and Lowest Prices .
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
A. B. Torn. President.
oFrIcE on rnr EAeIr sraAN DYr Horsr.

Reynolds Flexible Memorandum covers
from 20c TO SOC each, al f. B. Vinegar. 3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

No. = CANAL 81
GR.Nn RAPIns. Mich. March 10. 1857.